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  • Matt Gleeson, Managing Director

    How to Choose the Right Hearing Aid:...

    Choosing a hearing aid is one of the most personal healthcare decisions you’ll make. Unlike picking up a pair of glasses, there’s no universal “correct” answer sitting on a shelf. The right hearing aid depends on your specific type of hearing loss, your daily lifestyle, your budget, and how much ongoing support you expect from […]

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  • Matt Gleeson, Managing Director

    How Hearing Aid Sound Processing Technology Works...

    When people come to us asking about hearing aids, sound quality is almost always the first thing they want to talk about. Will music still sound good? Will I be able to follow a conversation in a noisy restaurant? What about the ringing in my ears? These are the right questions to be asking. The […]

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  • Anita Sayers, MSc. Audiology

    Introducing The All New Widex Allure

    Meet the Widex Allure, the latest in smart, discreet hearing devices. Powered by AI, it offers clear speech, natural sound, and up to 25 hours of battery life. With Bluetooth® streaming and simple app control, hearing has never been easier! The Widex Allure isn’t just any hearing aid. It’s been designed to give you the […]

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  • Claire Bolger, BAgSc, MAgSc, HDip- HAA (Hearing Aid Audiology)

    Widex SmartRIC – The Best Of Widex...

    Widex has recently unveiled its most advanced hearing aid, featuring the best of Widex technology. The Widex SmartRIC has the exceptional performance that Widex is known for and introduces a sleek and innovative design, unlike any other model. The Widex SmartRIC features a completely redesigned L- shaped hearing aid making it stand out for both […]

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  • John Ryan, Co-Founder

    10 Must Have Hearing Aid Features For...

    1. Noise reduction This feature seems basic but is critically important, especially for first-time hearing aid users. In busy environments like an office, restaurant, or café, background noise can make it difficult to hear and understand conversations. Most modern hearing aids have a built-in noise reduction function; depending on the technology level, the quality can […]

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  • Matt Gleeson, Managing Director

    Hearing Aid Tax Relief

    Hearing aids qualify as medical devices that can be claimed at the end of each tax year. Tax relief can be claimed for medical expenses at a standard rate of 20%. This can help reduce the costs of hearing aids for many people. How To Apply? You can only claim for medical expenses if you […]

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